Papalo/Quilquiña/Papaloquelite  Papaloquelite is a fabulous ancient Mexican herb. The name comes from the word papalotl, Nahuatl for butterfly. Unusual, piquant, fresh green leaves...

Cucamelon - The Doll House Melon These tiny, 1" light-green fruits with darker mottling look like watermelons for a dollhouse. The flesh is white, crisp, and crunchy with a slight lemony tartness...

Culantro - Perennial Coriander Also called long coriander or Mexican coriander in English and samat, cilantro habanero, cilantro ancho, cilantro cimarron, alcapate, or recao in Spanish, it is...

Epazote - The Magical Herb This annual Mexican herb has a pungent aroma, spear-shaped, deeply toothed leaves and green flowers. It is also known as Wormseed, American Wormseed, Mexican Tea or Herba...

Why Use Herbs? Throughout the ages, plants have served a multitude of uses for human survival. Ethnobotany – the study of plant lore and agricultural customs – has provided us with rich...

Chiltepin Pepper - Mother of All Peppers Looking more like a small round berry than a chile, the Chiltepin – pronounced “chill tuh peen” – is one of the oldest of the very...

China Aster Mix - Eye Candy & Pollinator Delight Beautiful, single-layered blooms roughly 4” in diameter and accented with a striking bright yellow center, in shades of pink, purple, rose,...

Fire Chief Dwarf Petunia - First True Red Aromatic Blossoms Fire Chief is the first true red petunia to be introduced and of the 45 pre-1960 All-American Selections award-winning petunias, the only...